Southern U.S. states continue to grapple with highly unusual weather as brutally cold temperatures and blankets of snow continue to impact the region. Lousiana, which had never before seen a ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. — Parts of the Sunshine State were turned into a snowy wonderland (and for some, a nightmare) this week when a rare winter storm impacting the Deep South moved through the area.

This week, Florida drivers in the northern part of the state are quickly learning or remembering how to drive in snow and ice as a freak winter storm blows cold white stuff in record-breaking ...

The Fayetteville area received about 1-3 inches of snow Tuesday evening and early Wednesday morning, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Raleigh said. The western areas of ...

A winter storm closed schools, slowed traffic and gave parts of Florida, Alabama, Georgia and North and South Carolina, something residents rarely get to experience: Snow. The storm brought ...

Tuesday's snowfall in Florida was one for the record books. Pensacola saw 7.6 inches of snow, smashing the old record of 3 inches in 1895. Even more snow was reported in Milton and Jay ...

Areas across South Carolina saw snow on Tuesday, some places that very rarely see it. Here are some preliminary reports from the National Weather Service. Updated totals out as of 10 a.m.: Conway ...

The Treasure Coast, on the other hand, missed out on snow and is expected to experience milder temperatures over the next few days, according to AccuWeather. In Port St. Lucie, high temperatures ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — It’s a snow day in the Sunshine State. A new record for snowfall has been officially set in Florida. On Wednesday morning, people in North Florida woke up to winter snow on ...

Ron DeSantis. The winter weather hitting Florida is part of a system expected to drop snow at rates of 1 inch per hour or more from eastern Texas to the western Florida Panhandle and historic ...

When someone shows you who they are, the saying goes, believe them. We have learned to take Houston’s weather at its most pessimistic word. But we woke up Tuesday with our heaters humming.

found themselves blanketed under drifts of snow. Palm trees had powdered-sugar-like coatings on their fronds, and golden beach sands were dusted in white. Louis Armstrong New Orleans International ...